The Secret History · Character
Junilus
A Roman official mentioned in passing.
minor
First appearance: the secret history
Junilus shows up with force in XX: Debasing of the Quaestorship. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A Libyan appointed Quaestor, ignorant of law and Greek, publicly sold imperial decrees for gold coins for seven years.
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- Justinian's Court Intriguers
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